While trying to access the batting_fielding_averages of a player we get a list of Dictionaries (With just one key, value pair) which is very annoying, because it forces you to do this:
player.batting_fielding_averages[2]['T20Is] rather than player.batting_fielding_averages['T20Is]. I can fix this in places where I observe this, but until all such issue are solved this issue should remain open.
Just pushed a fix for this that also changes the interior tuples into a dict, so you can now use syntax like this: p.batting_fielding_averages['Tests']['high_score']
While trying to access the batting_fielding_averages of a player we get a list of Dictionaries (With just one key, value pair) which is very annoying, because it forces you to do this:
player.batting_fielding_averages[2]['T20Is]
rather thanplayer.batting_fielding_averages['T20Is]
. I can fix this in places where I observe this, but until all such issue are solved this issue should remain open.